Social care funding: options for reform
Successive governments have promised and then failed to reform our broken social care system. We sketch out the potential costs of three options for funding reform to help inform Burnham’s approach.
Our research and analysis on health and care finances aims to promote effective policymaking and help the NHS and social care services meet long term challenges such as increasing demand and workforce shortages.
Successive governments have promised and then failed to reform our broken social care system. We sketch out the potential costs of three options for funding reform to help inform Burnham’s approach.
Senior Policy Fellow, Lucinda Allen, responds to Baroness Casey's speech to the LGA Conference 2026.
Deputy Director of Policy at The Health Foundation, Tim Gardner, responds to the government's 10 Year Capital Plan.
The Health Foundation is supporting HSR UK’s 19th annual conference on 30 June - 1 July 2026, contributing to several sessions over the two days.
Our briefing brings together the latest evidence on the impact of immigration on the NHS, drawing out three key implications for policymakers.
This analysis from the REAL Centre explores social care funding in England, looking at spending since 2010, how this compares to historical levels and whether current funding is sufficient to meet the...
Eric Yang explains why the UK-US drug-pricing deal could make NHS spending trade-offs even more difficult in future.
Data on the health of general practice in England, including appointments and workforce.
We share the latest health care funding figures for England, including how much has been committed and how it compares to historical levels.
This webinar will outline how public sector organisations can use the approach to understand their own prevention spend and highlight why this matters for public financial management and the sustainab...